Rocket from Boeing-Lockheed firm fails mid-flight, destroys payload of Amazon satellites
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Nov 15 - A Vulcan rocket owned by United Launch Alliance, the joint venture of Boeing and Lockheed Martin, failed on Sunday shortly after liftoff from Florida, destroying its payload of 40 satellites for Amazon's Leo internet network in the launch company's first mission failure.
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